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My husband replaced the stainless steel kitchen sink with a deeper cast iron sink (that I love!). The new sink is very heavy, so he took apart the cabinets underneath in order to reinforce them. That was *cough* a couple months ago, and the undersink cabinet is still in pieces. The AC vent comes up through the floor there, so there's a vent in the kickplate, because the "floor" of the cabinet covers the vent, a couple of inches above. So the air comes up through the floor and whooshes out at the bottom of the cabinet when it's all put together ... got me so far?
The AC duct is several inches across, and my cats are intensely interested in it, especially the kitten. The other day he went down the duct and wound up across the kitchen, meowing behind the vent next to the table!
On the upside, that section of AC duct is nice and cleaned out now.
My husband replaced the stainless steel kitchen sink with a deeper cast iron sink (that I love!). The new sink is very heavy, so he took apart the cabinets underneath in order to reinforce them. That was *cough* a couple months ago, and the undersink cabinet is still in pieces. The AC vent comes up through the floor there, so there's a vent in the kickplate, because the "floor" of the cabinet covers the vent, a couple of inches above. So the air comes up through the floor and whooshes out at the bottom of the cabinet when it's all put together ... got me so far?
The AC duct is several inches across, and my cats are intensely interested in it, especially the kitten. The other day he went down the duct and wound up across the kitchen, meowing behind the vent next to the table!
On the upside, that section of AC duct is nice and cleaned out now.
Julia I don't know whether to laugh or tell your hubby off! That poor kitten! Like you said at least the duct is clean. LOL.
My husband replaced the stainless steel kitchen sink with a deeper cast iron sink (that I love!). The new sink is very heavy, so he took apart the cabinets underneath in order to reinforce them. That was *cough* a couple months ago, and the undersink cabinet is still in pieces. The AC vent comes up through the floor there, so there's a vent in the kickplate, because the "floor" of the cabinet covers the vent, a couple of inches above. So the air comes up through the floor and whooshes out at the bottom of the cabinet when it's all put together ... got me so far?
The AC duct is several inches across, and my cats are intensely interested in it, especially the kitten. The other day he went down the duct and wound up across the kitchen, meowing behind the vent next to the table!
On the upside, that section of AC duct is nice and cleaned out now.
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Originally Posted by TheOriginalMrsX
Julia I don't know whether to laugh or tell your hubby off! That poor kitten! Like you said at least the duct is clean. LOL.
Sorry - I laughed...
Although, anything unfinished in my kitchen would have me nagging so bad DH would want to finish it. We have a heavy sink of some sort too - (not sure what it is? maybe like what you have...) and we had to get special order sink do dads to match. Well, one started chipping recently. So we go and order a new one. And it sat, and sat, and sat on his workbench for about a month. And I would keep asking, "you gone to replace that?" every weekend. Granted, it did take a month, but it finally got done. It was driving me nuts to look at the peeling thingy knowing the new one was in the garage.....
Ha! That was hysterical. I don't know how many people were caught out doing that, singing with their family along with the radio and then it dawning on someone what they were actually singing.
Dew, I'm seeing hot gods everywhere lately. Are they multiplying? Or are we on hot god alert more these days?
Hot gods multiplying. Let us hope so!
I'm always on hot god alert. My mother was a hot god spotter. Come to think of it her mother was a hot god spotter. I can remember watching an old Montgomery Clift movie with her when I was about 12. She said something like, "You think he's good looking? We're going to watch a Richard Widmark movie next." Oh, yes. Long line of hot god spotters.
Makes me sad as their space is being invaded upon really.
As a Floridian, I'll give that consideration to the alligators and black bears. But as far as the coyotes go, people were here long before they were. They got to my part of the state around the 1970s, if the county website is to be believed.
And the other invasive species, like the Nile monitors in Cape Coral and pythons in the Everglades, I figure are just asking for assisted suicide.
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Awesome Fin! 
